ID Ultra Horns + AA Carbon Fiber Mids = good match?

[tez4life Premium Member]

Thats true, didnt think about that either, maybe something I play around with this weekend while im off. Ive been so busy with work and my back issues lately, have not had the time or strength to do much of anything.

Thats the thing im most concerned with the horns, getting the "aim" correct.

 

[T3mpest 10+ year member]

Thats true, didnt think about that either, maybe something I play around with this weekend while im off. Ive been so busy with work and my back issues lately, have not had the time or strength to do much of anything.

Thats the thing im most concerned with the horns, getting the "aim" correct.

Check underneath your dash and see how far back you can mount them and have them have a smooth extension up the dash. You want them as far back and as far to the left and right as you can get them. Mount them straight completely flat, don't point them in or out and make sure the are pointed straight ahead. The dash itself may have a curve, so bring once you get them mounted step back a bit and actually check to make sure they are level. If you do that your soundstage should be fine.

If you have any gaps in your underside a cheap, albeit ghetto solution is duck tape. You can even run it into the horn flare and get a perfect contour between it and the dash. Works wonders in my car as my drivers side has a open cavity.